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NEW MUSIC DUBLIN

Ireland's Foremost Contemporary Music Festival

NEW MUSIC DUBLIN 2026

Wednesday 15th to Sunday 19th April

Festival Programme

Date: Wednesday 15th April

TIme: 7.30pm

Diatribe Stage: Sophie Cooper + Eimear Reidy // Strider

Date: Thursday 16th April

Time: 1.00pm

What’s next? Nadar Summer School

Date: Thursday 16th April

Time: 4.00pm

Ensemble Musikfabrik presents ‘It Breathes’

Date: Thursday 16th April

Time: 7.00pm

Ensemble Musikfabrik presents ‘No Salt’

Date: Thursday 16th April

Time: 9.30pm

Diatribe Stage: Wind Songs // Sky Rivers

Date: Friday 17th April

Time: 1.00pm

For Morton Feldman

Date: Friday 17th April

Time: 3.30pm

Ghost Trance Music

Date: Friday 17th April

Time: 7.30pm

Gerald Barry Salome with NSOI

Date: Friday 17th April

Time: 9.30pm

Diatribe Stage: Lucia Joyce // Premonition

Date: Saturday 18th April

Time: 12.00pm

Totally Made Up Music

Date: Saturday 18th April

Time: 1.00pm

Soundstreams Presents I Want to Tell You Everything

Date: Saturday 18th April

Time: 4.00pm

Chamber Choir Ireland: Come to the Edge

Date: Saturday 18th April

Time: 7.00pm

A Double Bill: Old Segotia / Land of Winter

Date: Saturday 18th April

Time: 9.30pm

Diatribe Stage: Shelta // Insufficient Funs

Date: Sunday 19th April

Time: 10.30am

Crash Works III ‘You Heard It First’

Date: Sunday 19th April

Time: 12.00pm

NCH Cór na nÓg: Love the Earth

Date: Sunday 19th April

Time: 3.30pm

The Last Tape

Date: Sunday 19th April

Time: 7.30pm

RTÉ CO - O’Leary and O’Connell

Date: Sunday 19th April

Time: 9.15pm

Jack

Date: Thursday 16th & Friday 17th April

Time:

NMDx

Date: Throughout the festival, Thursday 16 to Sunday 19 April 2026

Children of the Universe (Screenings)

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ABOUT NEW MUSIC DUBLIN

New Music Dublin is Ireland’s foremost contemporary music festival, taking place in Spring each year within the National Concert Hall and other venues throughout Dublin. It is a true partnership project, as whilst the festival is programmed and managed by New Music Dublin CLG, it only exists through very significant support from partner organisations including the Arts Council, the National Concert Hall, RTÉ, Culture Ireland, the Contemporary Music Centre, RIAM, and Irish performing groups including Crash Ensemble, Evlana and Chamber Choir Ireland. 

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